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People waiting for diagnosis, care or treatment are struggling to maintain their normal daily activities, such as work, relationships and caring roles. We are advocating for better support and clearer action for patients whilst they wait.

Our mission is to advocate for more inclusive and person-centred health and care, shaped by the people who use and need it the most.

We work to highlight and reduce the administrative burden placed on individuals using health and care services, driven by poor communications and a lack of joined-up care, especially for those with multiple long-term conditions.

The pandemic fundamentally changed many people’s experiences of accessing care, and worsened existing inequalities. National Voices is committed to embedding the lessons learnt from the pandemic across our work, especially in relation to health inequalities.

In England, some groups of people are likely to die younger and live less years of their life in good health because of the conditions in which they are born, grow, live and work. We also know the same groups often experience significant inequalities in their access to, experience of and outcomes from health and care. We believe this is unjust and avoidable. We advocate for more equitable health and care services, designed to reduce health inequalities.